Krizo Theatre - The Mizerables

Name: Krizo Theatre - The Mizerables
Start: 2023-09-17T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2023-09-17T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Château du Bouchet

The KrizoThéatre company invites you to discover or rediscover the work of Victor Hugo in a formidable version, an explosive encounter between the Commedia dell'Arte and the epic novel.

Sunday 17 September 2023, 16:00Passed

The KrizoThéatre company invites you to discover or rediscover the work of Victor Hugo in a formidable version, an explosive encounter between the Commedia dell'Arte and the epic novel. On stage, two guys, a girl: she reads Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables.
They’re not very interested.
But together, the game will quickly take precedence over the reading: the girl will lead the mobsters in the extraordinary universe of this romantic and romantic tale. Some accessories and here they are immersed in the heart of the people of 1830.
They become the heroes of the adventure: Jean Valjean, of course, but also Javert, Fantine, Cosette, Les Thénardiers, Fauchelevent, Gavroche, Marius, Eponine, and many others.
In the same vein as «Les vies d'Ulysse», the Krizo Théâtre returns to classical theatre with «Les Mizérables» after Victor Hugo. Classic, not quite: the trio tells us a true story full of gags and anachronisms of all kinds. Very funny, sometimes moving, this piece is particularly suitable for high school students who will have the pleasure of rediscovering this monumental novel treated here in a totally burlesque way.
Staging of Christophe THÉBAULT
With Aimée LEBALLEUR, Maxence THIREAU and Christophe THEBAULT
Masks of DEN and NYONMAN SETIAWAN
Puppets of Laurent DUPONT

About the location

Château du Bouchet

Office Français de la Biodiversité, Rue du Bouchet, 45370 Dry

Loiret
Centre-Val de Loire

Castle of the XIXth century surrounded with a wooded park of about twenty hectares. The castle of Bouchet is connected(bound) in Cevenay by a long path, undoubtedly to anchor it symbolically in the old(former) heritage. It owes its splendid park sported to his first owner passionate about botany. The castle was built in 1853 on the vestiges of a building of the end of the XVIth century for the family Laage de La Rocheterie. The most famous representative of the latter(this last) was Maxim of Laage, writer and mayor of Dry shortly before the war of 1870\. The domain was acquired(bought back) in 1961 by the national office of hunting and of wildlife and welcomes a training centre for technicians and technicians of environment (game wardens).